New York Shopping Guide

Nolita/SoHo/Tribeca
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1

A Détacher

Though Mona Kowalska's line of clothing can seem somewhat challenging, her pieces are actually easy to wear and highly flattering?crepe tulip-shaped dresses, watercolor-floral tops, unusually seamed lace tunics. 262 Mott St.
(between Houston and Prince Sts.), 212-625-3380

Products: Women's Clothing
Type of Store: Boutique
2

Amarcord

Owned by a pair of Italian natives, the newest outpost of this popular NYC vintage chainlet is a slick edge-of-SoHo space full of pieces from big-in-the-'80s names: Martine Sitbon, Katherine Hamnett, Guy Laroche.
252 Lafayette St. (between Prince and Spring Sts.), 212-431-4161, amarcordvintagefashion.com

Products: Women's Clothing
Type of Store: Boutique
3

A.P.C.

Streamlined, classic, and utterly French, this beloved Parisian line has a serious following on both sides of the Atlantic. You can always count on it for a slim-cut trench, a cotton smock, or detail-free jeans.
131 Mercer St. (between Prince and Spring Sts.), 212-966-9685, apc.fr

Products: Women's Clothing
Type of Store: Boutique
4

Barbara Bui

Clothes and accessories by this half-Vietnamese, half-French designer are defined by sharp tailoring, lots of layers, and an overall Blade Runner feel.
115-117 Wooster St. (between Prince and Spring Sts.), 212-625-1938, barbarabui.com for more information

Products: Women's Clothing, Shoes, Bags, Beauty
Type of Store: Chainlet
5

Bess

Doug Abraham's use of bold, pyramid-like cuts on his Bess line of semiprecious-stone earrings, necklaces, and bracelets is at once unusual and elegant.
292 Lafayette St., 212-260-6740, bess-nyc.com

Products: Jewelry
Type of Store: Boutique

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